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Frank TashlinPrivate SNAFU - camouflage (1943)

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Private SNAFU WWII training film on camouflage.

The movie's format is high resolution MPEG4. The maximum size and pixel resolution for the video iPod.

This movie is part of the collection: Short Format Films

Producer: Frank Tashlin
Production Company: U.S. Army Signal Corps / Warner Brothers
Audio/Visual: sound, color

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Movie Files	QuickTime	Ogg Video	512Kb MPEG4
camoflague.mov	68.2 MB	16.7 MB	17.5 MB

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camoflague.mov	120.0 KB	5.9 KB

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private_snafu_camouflage_reviews.xml	Metadata	781.0 B

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Reviewer: sargeant mark - - June 17, 2007
Subject: Private Snafu - camouflage
I found this episode to be very enjoyable. To those of us who are prior service it is especcialy entertaining and educational. It gives us a look into the level of training the U.S. Army was at before we entered the war, and to what lengths they had to take to train the troops due to the level of education of inducties.